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This man is still communicating with his supporters, even from jail!
Reader comment on item: Convicting [Ali al-Timimi,] the "Paintball Sheikh"

Submitted by Solomon2 (United States), Apr 10, 2008 at 13:04

"Things are winding up for me here in Alexandria and we might have a final decision in May -" link

Apparently he's referring to the effort by his lawyer to blame his incarceration on an "illegal" wiretap program as part of an effort for a re-trial, as efforts to appeal Ali's conviction have been abandoned.

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⇒ This man is still communicating with his supporters, even from jail! [55 words]Solomon2Apr 10, 2008 13:04
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No time to distinguish between speech and deed [172 words]Octavio JohansonMay 2, 2005 09:20

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